The Sun. — London, England, 1818-11-30 00:00:00

LONDON JOURNALS. [FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF TillS DAY.] [Morning Herald.) THE LATE QUEEN, &c. There is an error in the official order of pro cession, as issued from the Herald's Office, inas much as it flocs not mention the carriages of any of the junior branches of the Royal Family. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent alone sends five carriages, with six horses each; the Duke of York, three ; the Duke of Sussex, two ; the Priiiresses, one each ; Prince Leopold, one .t‘, h Aix Itelotitul greys. The cavalcade which will lea.e Kew, it is expected, will extend up ds or two miles in lenoh. fle most positive orders have been given that no money whatever shall he ta ken for the Ramis -I,ion to any 1 )311 of the erremonie3, either at Kew 1 or the Royal Chapel at Windsor. " NEW, Sunday Ni. 131. " Prince Itigerit his illustrious Siste-rs, the Princess .k , l;.;atsta anti the Ductless of tiloucesitr, both yes ierday and to-day. !Fs Royal Ili;lidess remains to dinner at CambridLfe fiouse, this " The Juke of Yoili visited the Princesses, yesterday morn in, in his way to Windsor Castle, and during - his stay lie ac c,rtnianied their Royal Highnesses in a long wall, in the Bo tanic (;ardent of Kew Palace. Horses ;tad a!tenclAnti for the apprnachin4 funeral, ar- lire almost hourly from the different Royal establishments, ❑uder the directi.ni of W. C'owden, Esq. Clerk of the Stables to the late Garen. ‘• To-morrow, the black state horses, intended for the Royal Hearse, are to he sent here from the King's Mews. " The Pri l health, and the in tres..es cuntitwe itt gook quiries of the Nuhility at the Palace are very numerous."— OLLI) plorning Post.; We are happy to flint that the cruel attempt of ceri sill per.ous to obtain Legislative Sanction to a most iniquitous project for raising still higher the price of bread, has been abandoned by its au thors The petition, in consequence of the ob servations which have been made upon it, we are assured. has been withdrawn from Mark-lane ; and we therefore hope we shall hear no more of /he obnoxious conspiracy to enhance still further the price of the fiist necessary of life. It is indeed repotted, but ‘ve. hope the rumour is without foundation, that the framers of the petition have au intention to propo ' e %Oita they call a protecting duty—that when the aggregate average of Wheat may amount to per quarter, 20s, duty shall he imposed, and when the average price reaches 60s. a duly of lOs. a quarter. Io other words, the minimum price of Wheat is to be 90,.—the rnuzinturn as much more as they can command.— If any such expedient be really in contemplation, We are confi,lent it will experience the fate due to its flagrant injustice. However desirous Ministers m3y na.ni ally be to increase the revenue of the State, we are persuaded no artifice of the inte rested will succeed ill inducing tl►em to lend their aid, or give even the remotest countenance t o so unprin ipled and dangerous a conspira , .:y. lude pendently' of the feelings of humanity, the dictates at common policy forbid all MinisteriAl sanction to so iniquitous a project. 'The whole tax, nay far wore than its full amount, would not fail to be consumed in defalcations fro►n other branches ; for let what will be taxed, no man can spend any Inure than his earnings or his income. TO CORnESPONDENTS. The Buoy or TDIS NORF.,—SCRUTATOrt, • 011 INSOLVENT DELTORs' AGENTS,—BEPPO,—and other Articles, shall be inserted with all convenient speed. Sr. ANostEw.—Holiday at the Banh , Exchertott, East-India, and South Sea Houses, this day. MAILS. Artarvr.n-2 Dublin, 3 Waterford, 1 Guernsey and Jersey, I SK•edea, 1 Holland, I Flanders, France, I New York. DvY.-1 Sweden, I Ilansburgb. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. orning, 56 lainuUs after 4. I Evelli!ig, 21 amitites after 5. T 11E SUN. eoLem DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, ISIS. Yesterday and this morning we received the Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last. Thu following are extracts : " PAlcts, Nov. 27.—The King went yesterday to- Cho:sy, the Duke tud Duchess tie Bert yto Funtaiobleau. " The Duke ae Richelieu is expected at Paris this day. " In the case of Col. Barbierfay, against the 'Count;:f..sis de St. Mot ys and de Gaudechard, the Chamber of Appeal of Correctional Police ) . esterday altered the judgment of the tribunal, by merely directing the suppression of the work pub lished by the Countess de St. Morys. " The Duke d'Angouleme arrived at Nancy on the 2 . 2 d instant. " During the year 1817, there were in the De vartment of Seine et Oise, 12,475 births, 9,738 deaths, and 3,877 marriages. " Froll Frankfort, the 22d instant, it is stated, We expect here to-morrow the Emperor of Russia, who will remain here during the next day, and set out on the 25th for Darmstadt and Carlsrulie. His Imperial Majesty will arrive on 2Sth at Stuttgard, where be will also stay three dayK, and then proceed to Weimar, where he will reinaiii (hiring the sth, 6th, and 7th De- cein be 77 I be Emperor will set out on the Bth for Vienna.' FIVE PEW CENT®. Wednesday • 61f. —c. Thursday DEFERRED STOCK. Wednesday. Thursday. 'Of the 223 March, 1817.... 80f. —u.... 80 f. —C. 22d Sept. 1817.. . - i8 f. gm- C.... 78 f. 22d March, 1818 ...76 f. C.... 76 f. 22d Sept. ISM .. 74 f. c.... 74 f. —c. " VIENNA, Nov. 14.—The Emperor of Austria is expected at Augsburg on the 2311 instant." New - York Papers to the 10th iustant arrived this morning : riterz the Commertial Advertiser, N0v.7.1 SOVTH AMERICAN COMMISSIONERS.—ThC TV(I.. Aingtou Gazette mentions, that the lion. Mr. RooNEy, one of the Commissioners, has corn plyted his report anti handed it to the President. Mr. RonNEY, it is stated, is unequivocally in fa vour of a recognition of the Independent Provinces on the La Plata ; but his Associate, the Hon. Mr. GRAHA.M, is against such a recognition at the present time. The third Commissioner, Judge BLAND, has not yet arrived at the seat of Govern ment, nor is his opinion on the subject vet dis tinctly known. It is said, that a diplomatic mission to Rio Janeiro is spoken of fur INIr. GUAHM,I. The Prussian Minister, his Excellency FREDE RICK Giliil:llM, has returned to the seat of Go vernment for his ‘tinter residence. INntAtit TREATIES.—A !e'er from the Gover nor of Indiana to the Lieutenant-Governor of the same State, dated at St. Mary's on the Si:l of Ocicher, says— " We have funned a Treaty with the Wea tribe of Indians, cedinc4 all the claims they have to lands in Indi:llM, Ohio, or Illinois ; with the Putawatimies for all the claims they have South East o f th e Wabash ; with the Delawares for their claim in Indiana; and with Putawatimies for their claim front the mouth of the Tippecanoe to the mouth of the Vermilion, and twenty-five miles back from the Wabash river. We have yet pending a negociation with the tribe; its result is doubtful." [From the same Paper of Nov. 4 ] EARLY Show.--A letter from a Correspondent at Auburn, in this State, dated the 26 h of Octo ber, informs us, that cm the 22d there was a tall of snow in Onondaga and Madison Counties, u - hich covered the ground.about six inches deep'. The weather, it is also staved, was extremely cold, and the roa6s almost impassable wi h wheels. Captain DATE, of the schooner Lonmfie/d-('ox, who arrived this morning in 19 days from Saint Bartholomew's, informs, that Admiral Baton, a sloop of war, was cruizing oft tent Island.— The remainder of his fleet was thorn Or the island of Margaretta. A Mexican privateer, with two prize ships, were lying at anchor under the low lands of St. Marti.i's —M'Arke s dull—Flour II dolh , rs ; Corn Meal 28 to 30 ; Pork 28 ; Lum ber, not worth first cost. The National brig Indepeideniia, of Buenos Ayres, arrived at Baltimore on Sunday from a cruize off Cadiz. It is stated in the Federal Re publican, that she has taken five prizes. On the 29th of July, she had an action with a Spanish sloop of war, which came out for the purpose of giving battle ; and after an action of 40 minutes completely silenced her, when she struck ; the wind at that time blowing a gale, could not take possession, and she escaped into Cadiz with the loss, as was afterwards ascertained, of 7 killed, and 14 wounded. The Intlependent4z had two wounded, who have since recovered. She has put into Baltimore to refit and provision, and has a considerable quantity of specie on board. [Fr:nn the same Paper if Nov. S.] The Legislature of New Jersey convened at Trenton on Tuesday of last week. Jesse Upson, Esq. was chosen Vice-President, and James Linn, Esq. Secretary of Council ; and David Thomp son, jun. Esq. Speaker, and Daniel Coleman, Esq. Clerk of the House. Ou Friday, in joint Meet ing, his Excellency, Isaac H. Williamson, was re-appointed Governor ; and the Hon. William Rossell, second Justice of the Supreme Court.— The Legislature, it is expec; ed, , will adjourn in the course of the present week. Dr John Condit is elected to Congress in New Jersey, by a ma jority of 1410 votes over Charles Kinsey, &q. the opposing Candidate. LFrons tie same Paper of NoremLer 6.] EXTENSIVE AND MELANCI-14 , LV CoNFLAGEA- TloN.—On Tuesday eveniog last, the splendid Exchange Coffee-house in Boston, and a number of other valuable buildings In its vicinity, were destroyed by fire. Though we confidently believe that there is not the 3ruallrest foundation for the reports of Ministerial Changes, yet as it serves some pur pose to lccep then) in circulation, we 'are not surprized to find that they arc still in mo tion. ‘Ve contradicted, trout the moNt satis;ac tory authority, the report that the Earl of LI VERPOOL %vas abotq to retire. Driven from that stuty, the authors now spread rumours of greater changes, when the fact.imply is, tlrat Mut.- GRAVE, alone, front declining health, and a dusii c of domestic enjoyment, has retired from the field of politics. There was last week the detail of a panegyric pronoonced by the Loan CHANCEL LOR Ott the late Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, accompa nied with an exprtssitin. ()Negro, -oltaccount of the politics:4 *lO religious opinions of the de parted Gentleman. There was just as much foundation for this allegel di panegyrie as for that said to ha been pronounced by Sir JOHN Laacn the rAnCir l itteu.oe, and which Sir JOHN, with laudable delicacy, disclaimed. Nei ther the LORD CHANCRLLOR not . Sir JOHN LEECH are likely to be so loose and unguarded in deliver ing their sentiments, though it cannot be doubted that the Loan CHANCELLOR had a very high re spect for Sir SAMUEL RomiLLY, and that Sir JOHN LEECH entertains the same sentiments for his Lordship ; but they are hot!) too discreet to expose their pi ivate opinions in such a manner as to render them topics for a common Newspaper. Bit we repeat our confidence that there is no likelihood of Ministutial Changes, whatever rumours may be artfully propagated, except, indeed, the Ca tholic Qiestion should be impi udently brought iuto discussion, and then perti:ips there may be room to apprehend differences in the Cribinet ; but still we trust that, as the present :41inistry harmonize on all other topics, and by their glo rious perseverapce have eminently contributed to the deliverance of Europe, they will act with the same concord and wisdom in whatever Way relate to the peace and security of the Empire. PoPMI PARAGRAPII.—Th£ following paragrapll appeared in The New Times of Tl•ie 2411 inst., and is literally copied in The Murning Chronicle of this ay : " The important question of admitting our Boman Catholic fellow-subjects to a participation of the Constitutional Rights of Britons, will he brought under consideration of the new Parliament, in a manner most favourable to its temperate hut serious digcussioa. We believe that separate Petitions on the subject will be presented by almost every county is Iretan;t, as welt as by the Catholics in the other parts of the United Kingdom." We consider this paragraph as a proof that the PAPISTS are determined to persevere in their chims to Politic-d Power, in hopes to be;•in the work of sapping the foundation of our Political Fabric in Church and State. If they petition, we trust that the PROTESTANTs throughout the Em pire will inert them with Counter-i'etitioni, in defen , ;c of the Constitution, as s ! :ttled at our glo rious Revolution. APPREHENSION OF CHARLES RENNETT. An official notification has been received this morning by the Magistrates at the Public-Office, Bow -street, of the apprehension of Charles ricrtfiett , who stole Mr. Iloast.EY's Child. lie was taken five miles nom Bremen. llis arrival in to , vn is hourly expected. Since the above we have received the fo!- o‘vitig " LLOYD'S, Nov. 30.—Rennett is takcu, snd the child is well, and in the safe custody of his relative, Mr. Eloßst.EY. This morning Messrs. REID, IRVINE, and Co. of Broad-street Buildings, received the above pleasing intelligence trout their Correspondent at Bremen, and, without losing a moment, conveyed the intelligence to the afflict ed parents in Canoubory-lane. It appears that Mr. flotisLEY had such correct information or the villain's route that he arrived at Bremen 24 hours after ltennett, who MIS nn the point of embark- irg on bo3;'d a vessel, named the Pa!ias, bound to We roiconitnend the following passage to our R ea d e rs, and on!y desire them to substitute the word" WELLINGTON " for that of MARLBOROUGH, and recollect the conduct of the Opposition (luring the late war :--- " When a decisive vietory was gained, ~ vlien " the Empire, atid Englan'd were rescued twin tLe " impendisg peril, and the glory of MARLIMILOUGH "Mile forth with transcendent lustre, his ene " tries were confounded, though not silenced. " The shame of their frustmted prophecies rankled " lit their memory 5 their pride was wounded by " the downial of that Colossus which hail so long " been the suhject of their eulogy ; they saw " that the 5 ,Ame baud which had disproved the " invincibility of France had sealed their own " exeksion from power. In the heart-felt agony " Of disapi-hointed ambition and mortilied " they had no alternative but to decry that stic " cess which they bad declared to he unattainable, " and to hold forth the yet inexhaustible resources " and unconquered spirit of t he eu emy,"—(Coxe.ts Memoirs of John Duke of Marlborough, Vol. I. p. 340.) Sin BPNJAmtN ilosttousE.—The Editor of The 13riii311. Monitor, in a card addressed to this Gent it man, yesterday, asks,hins whether he intends vot. for his son at the ensuing Election or for Sir Al uKBA y MAXWELL We do not approve of such an application, as it most he sufficiently painful to the worthy Baronet that his son's mind has tahen so unfortunate a direction or. po!i:ic:141 matters. It is indeed said, that, to prevent all us.l3ections, or. possible imputations on himself, he has resolved to resign Lis public appoint 'Lents. SHIP NEWS. I'oBl's,4ouTH, Nov. 29.—y ester are "' Mai"stY's ships Primrose and Tyriol fl°11 0 „: 1 Jamaica station. Passed by the Ilannabp SON, fro Quebec—landed her passenger' Here. . m . e Sailed his INlajestl's ship Ilvperiqn " a ; iind Pique to the Eastward. Caine into lorb°ll his Majesty'siship Racoon, to be pi id off „' day arrived the London (transport) frot hnr with Government timber ; sailed from the C 3 P e of Good Hope. the 28th Sept. in comp an y with th her Queen Charlotte, TAYLoR, and parted froal the 3d Nov., in lat. 14. N. long. 27. W. all we l l'. On the 13th Nov. spoke the Marquis of Aq' e r sca, from Calcutta, in lat. 32. N. long' all well. The London was boarded - the j -5 Nov. by a Buenos Ay rean s chooner, til" nti : i 14 guns and 125 wen, in lat. 27. 5 0, N . lung'. Sailed his Majesty's ship Rosai io on a er"isc..".l ie Passed by the Ellen, fro:u brought home time crew of the Lyilia , which ves,el foundered the 6 t h Nov. ne ar f j Banks of Newfoundland. DEAL,Nov.29.—Arrived, and sailed for the an tie Syren, CHRISTIE, from the South SCA wili, 2200 barrels of spei ai oil. Yesterday arrivedtB' tailed for the River, the Nautilus, lITILsos, o°6 Bengal ; sailed the 23d May, and from Stj j lens the 9 II Oct. An Ci°' FALMOUTH, Nov. 26.—Arrived the rr t `l Free'jog packet with a mail from 1.4.07 v 17 days. RAEGATE, Nov. 28 and 29.—Cam e m 1 1 vessels for shelter, and about "O sad of tra ns r rt from France, with the Waggon Trail.. 't a BRISTOL, Nov. 28.—The niot, WE,1904, tart, Newfoundland for lbw, has put iolo o' l3 .f in distress, and with loss of Ceptaia and Mate, who were washed orerboard. Virgin ° ot The ship Allig4tor, Goomto, front 1014' Cork, put into Eilrush the 23d oti having bad 14 feet water in her hold 4 t seo' v er obliged to throw gica.t part of the car go ° ( b ., 1 1 1 1: 1 t i 1 , e . . , ( i l a l y lla : rf v , er l y ))L i T t T o ti c s, o f t ro t m he T c .i a v i e .g r o p o i : l ::: l:44:l; 1. 1 ,0nt tc, driven oil shore, , few , i ,, ys ag o 4:c iej to O be n s N a l v ?:(f i n ' esday the Racoon, 26, C 3 P PI°J I ti!t:P C) s \ att S iti F e A ctt i t arrived oi L bs:: : ::ll:oo,fi Ob tic ttii:p)ablif,icrir(a:orit the duplicates : 01 asrvl S ,set t 1 . : elr l et I tt: e ird l is e isi l t ; ll4: ;: i l; sc . :l ,, , ,s iefi i ) : : • home by Sir 11. Lowe in that vessel , ;11::: 1 061- pitches, whatever might have been thel r e% i - e iav ' and specific import, do not sustain anY ' 3 I r iol l ' t tv' portance attached to them by the present ~.101 d i . NT n .othing had publicly transpired at file , 'O il' worthy the slightest notice. BousAt',o lsq . o ari l t ' tolerable health, and all the sae pr,''''',lcsame rules regarding Lim, before establishes'' 1 “ 3 te 0 1 towed to be observed with the fo" ° ticigt 1): 041 watchful activity. The station is st;ite" 0 V Naval Office's ,is s the ost unpleas3ot tb ßi dcc)rifr conceived, com m bining ore etoui affi r . 1 , ' iltd o,ost :e 4 ti'l't of fresh supplies than the 01° 6 blockade of a dispirited enemy's port ''', ri te te• of war. Tile Racoon is to be rid t'P. (Portsmouth Paper.) 0, ' 3r l The Pique, 46 guns, Capt• • • • I '' cci'l' 13' bo o ~,, • 1 r;vet , at 1'0)15'110w 11, on NA7C,lnesfloYi ~,fs l 'e 1 1 matca and the Havanna!), with a clu` wt.° ',liog /i I c,e, to the amount of half a !Pillion S(C .G' c 0 4 4, PreNious to the sailing of the l'itl °e ' l ; I I r e ; . , the Duke of MANCHE6TER and Sir 1 - 1 °- o f 0) . HAM, accompanied by several (O cers , bri' V Al my and Navy, partook of a anDiptn°b'a.3l.l V fast, giv e n by Capt. l‘Lact:ELLAg, ° II . fie j ci'l l . P:que. Ott the arrival of the d ' tstiugt : ls ol ,l " te f l tons , the yards were mann'ee, go d '" 01 5 0 1 nineteen guns fired, and similar resr ec : I.o ft l ' sl, evinced 2t their departure. T he rt- 1. :' ,? ( Ir (59 1 C ; merchants of Kingston presented 0 11 .... / ;, o f l', „reffic' 0' Thanks to Capt.‘l\lt.cm:Ll.Ao. "I'- (lO C° 11- .1 4 el'i high sense they entertained of his con 1 , 00 , t 1 cularly of the kiod solicitude he evineet., de ot 0 1 occasion, for the welfare of the t ea t sof el l t ei l "and, and his great attention f°l. ' evirl'otil the c0n1i„,,e,..... vii,jl whi,...1) lie 1;3,1 b e e n ,tior d l The Pique sailed oil Saturday tor P e i paid off. --- -" 7 - -- -- -- -2 . _ . - ''-- ——- -- - 7''. 7.. --' - ' ...- - s tO t ; „ to fil Lord ELLFtißiatin:Gr, we lire "PP,. : ,10Y. di ot e, . 0 was considered a little bei(er Y 10 0 ° . Lordship had hail some tetreshing 5 o ff lF ' ° to' preceding night. , prThresg nll The Hereditary Prince ant) ' • " .l iog I- el l' Homaoyaa ate on the point of r e l." l e , is t ° ,,,,!gP i ' gary, whet e his Fie,hiiessialic 1 : 11 ,, u e ff0' P L 1,'4 1,4 4 ,; inann Ti i Chief, under the Arc1ine,,,,311,0 -., irr Tl'c tablet monument ill 1.11)colool,,,fltvi, (V to the Right Hon. SPFNCEB f,4l3°Lobbi 4%0111; assassinated by Bellingham iii th e ,ot ter ! be d' 1 11 Howse of Ci,oinions, is t'e'st pil4C'tlmo '5 er r "rich a Latin inscriutioo by •tile , Cle f Pl' i liolls. ~,f. -...A• Inc''z'oe The Rev. Wm. Go it Na f , fled'''. o f I''' •of , ;, Danes, has, we nod, riv,nrrotice.,l eceoloo, intention to preach, nloroilig '''iti t it ;Kt ~,,, \Vedi'esdny nest, ,at hoseClorch, ,;01 pill: 101,e. out of respect to the lt Qv . ' P. " *. ! o''''''' AI R. 1 litonleasti of the I): hardly ()F my let a ri(l unir ed. 11) Qua* te r n 7 • er,! ration, Ir e not think, oil I :1 n ine , 4l thiect ; are read n ° flrrgetice i 3 elucid ‘ , lll i t a , 4 %;0(1( rite con( (: bur c i, wil l fee (141 Y to , i "igta cr td pap, lited 11 1411)() rtai cqr " 7 eilti awf ul lel , I It est v vs. ( 1 , " wri 'l4)ire yet „v 1 ' y Ch ty, ii mitt edt,„ Publi c and ‘4, l , rovet N„. • - v ' ' ' . rk ' 0 11 ' it' li r l ie r t kl et " ( ," ( Ine Olt o 44) "tVe ht e len ' .q.titft "1.